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Alexander Schlutz is an Associate Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the CUNY Graduate Center. He holds a PhD from the University of Washington and an MA from the University of Tübingen, specializing in Comparative Literature, English, and French Literature. His research bridges Romantic-era literature and philosophy, with a focus on ecology and environmental justice. Schlutz coordinated John Jay’s Sustainability and Environmental Justice program (2014–2020) and authored *Mind’s World*, winner of the 2009 Jean-Pierre Barricelli Prize for Romanticism Studies. He co-edited *Im Prozeß der Kultur* (2008) and edited *Essays in Romanticism*. Schlutz co-founded the interdisciplinary journal *parapluie* (1997–2014), serving as editor-in-chief. His work examines intersections of law, myth, and urban studies in Romantic texts, with recent contributions to ecocritical analysis and Hoffmann scholarship.
Education: PhD in Comparative Literature (University of Washington, Seattle), MA in Comparative Literature (University of Tübingen, Germany). Key research areas include Romanticism’s philosophical foundations, environmental humanities, and German-British literary relations. Awards include recognition for interdisciplinary scholarship and contributions to Romantic studies. Schlutz’s editorial roles and program leadership reflect his commitment to fostering transnational and ecological literary discourse.
His publications range from analyses of Hoffmann’s urban narratives to climate poetry critiques, showcasing his expertise in both classical and contemporary issues. Ongoing projects likely explore expanding environmental themes and digital humanities applications in Romanticism studies.
